Risk Management

N.Y. Won't Hit GreenbergWith Any Criminal ChargesBy Daniel HaysFormer American International Group Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Maurice Greenberg will not face criminal charges ...

Insurers Catch 'The Flu'One of the hottest topics today is the avian flu. People are concerned about exposure to the potentially deadly bug. They ...

Katrina Makes The CaseFor Better Building CodesBy Harvey RylandWhen a storm smashes homes and businesses in three states into piles of kindling, devastates a ...

Asbestos Reform Appears Doomed AgainPolitical bickering, claims of underfunding may kill bill in the current CongressWashingtonDespite efforts in the U.S. Senate to keep the ...

House Ready For TRIA VoteBy ARTHUR D. POSTALWashingtonThe House Republican leadership has arranged for a Dec. 7 vote on a bipartisan House version of ...

Federal Insurance Regulation On Its Way'Day of reckoning is coming' for outdated system, former NAIC president warns"The day of reckoning is coming" for an ...

The Florida Association of Insurance Agents (FAIA) recently filed an amicus brief with the First District Court of Appeal on behalf of an insurance agent who appealed a license-revoking final order

Ever since state lawmakers recognized the need for a residual market to provide Florida residents in high-risk areas with homeowners' coverage, the guiding public policy position has been that major